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Notice to Builders and Contractors.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the under
signed until noon, 18th iaz,ant. for furnishing
materials for and rebuilding and finishing the
Methodist Episcopal Church in ttis city. accord
ing - plans and Specifications prepared by D. s.
Hopkins archifecs. which may be examined al
the parsonage adjoining the church. Builders are
inyi'ed TO make lids 10 Include SIT ings in main
au1ie1ce room, also without such sittings.
The right TO reject any and al bids is reserved.
Address all communications TO DR.. John p.
StcddaTd, sec y Bnilcing Committee.
Muskegon, Mich. June II, 1857.
JoHS ~ Moon.
GEORGE J. TIILOTSoS,
G. Z. DoNELSoS,
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DAVID d. ERWIN,
JOHN r. SToDDARD,
Trukees of NJ. z. Church. Muskegon, Mich.
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Any and sll parties reading the name OF our
business house above. and Bringing same 70 our
place OF business ge vii give them free sl.u0
worth OF merchandise during the month Of June
only.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-22

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
BEN WOOD.

The Board of Directors of the Wheeling
Company's steel plant were down yester-
day and decided upon some further repairs
to be done at that works, One of the chief
repairs is to have the shafts OF the prinCi-
pal engine sent to Philadelphia and have
a new set of wheels made to suit il. This
will occupy about twenty days in all. 1t
is probable that this plant will resume the
latter part of February.
The puddlers OF the forge department of
the BenwOOd' Iron Works received their
first full pay yesterday.
Italian and German immigrants passed
through this week.
The boats are using the channel west of
BOggs' island.
A minor was arrested for being drunk
and disorderly, and fined. And yesterday
the keeper was given so and costs
for violating that section of the license law
which prohibits selling to minors. lfevery
slloon-keeper understood that that section
with regard TO selling to minors and the
Sunday liquor law were to be rigidly en-
forced, BenwoOd would be vastly hepe-
flied
Mr.. Clement briggs, a popular young
gentleman of Centre ward, is the guest OF
friends in GAINESVILLE, o.
Mr.. Oscar Mcmillan, appointment citizen
of this place, is indispOSed.
1t is said that the Riverside will roll
nail plate for the Benwood factory next
week,
The passenger train on the :. & 2. due
here from Wheeling at 6:l0 p. H., ran Oh
the track about a iurlOng above the plat
form. The cause was q misplaced switch.
Ii did not take long to replace the cars but
it was four or FIVE hours before they sue
ceeded in getting the engine back.
Council meets next Tuesday evening.
A popular society circle will give a
pleasant hop next Thursday evening.
Everybody is getting ready TO congratu-
late Capt. B. Gorsuch when he returns
from his bridal tour.
Mr.. Robert Coates, popular young
mailer, will leave next week for Oakland.
Cal.
Many of the employees of the Wheeling
Co. 8 plant have left for their homes until
the resumption of that works.
Mr.. B. F. McMehen assumed his duties
rs County Commissioner last week. Mr..
Nc. is the youngest commissioner we have
had, but he will have no peer in ability or
justice.
Several weddings ars rumQTed to take
place in the near future and visions OF cake
dance o'er our mind"
The Methodist church has been nightly
crowded during the past week Of the pro-
tracted meeting: Much credit is due to
the exertiOns OF the eloquent and Jealous
pastor, Rev. w. w. King.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
OWE FOR CANADA.
Another .Gcneral FayOrite" Treasurer
Skips Out with the Funds.

Another ..GcneraI Fayorite" Treasurer
Skips Out with the Funds.
JERSEY CITY, y. j., January ~. The
GcrmaniA Saving, Bank, No. l4O Newark
avenue, closed its doors this morning. c.
VI. L. Schroeder, Secretary and Treasurer,
Is missing. and it is believed he has gone to
Clnada. There is a deficit Ol $50, 900 in the
cash account. An application will be made
Tor a receiver. The bank WAS Incorporated
March -, ISL, and did an extensive saw
insS ami general banking business. Vice
President Louis \. licnau says that the
securities are intact, and that the deficit
will uUt ~ rCud the iigHcS named.
The news of the wreck Of the Germania
Rluk spread rapidly, and the street was
thrOugrd with anxious depOSitOIs. Upon
the duoT was the following notice {:
This bank il closed pending an appli-
cation tn the Chancellor Tor in
structlouS, - and signed Louis 4. Lienau,
Second Vice President \ servant
Slld Schroeder had left his house after 4
brcI interview with his wife, Thursday
night. The trustees met last night and
iouud the books all written up and
found the securities intact, hut there wis
not cent OF the cash balance of $50, 900
The trustees claim that the assets are
sufficient to pay all the claims-25 per
cent now and the remainder after delay
Ot 50 days To enable the hank to dispose OF
thrrrll estate held BY il. The bank books
aTr locked up and it i impossible To OBJ
tain details. Schroeder fled after seeing
thIt be- could not conceal his crime. lie
l. we'll known German and "a general Ia
yorltr. lie has u wIte and two children.
llrIs known u have lost money IN specu-
lJtl1u.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30

them the best wishes of large number OF
friends. Mr.. Hobbs was teacher of the
ladies' Bible class in the NJ. f. Sabbath
School, and rs q testimonial of their es-
TEEN for his labors and regard for himself
as Christian gentleman, his class re-
paired tn his house on Friday evening,
and presented him with pair OF gold
spectacles and a gold collar button. MIR.
Hobbs was taken by surprise, but was
equal to the occasion in few well chosen
words of thanks.
Chalmers HOffner, of this place, is now
newsboy on the +. d q. road from Wheel
ing to Sandusky.
Col. ]. F. CharleswCr:h has returned
from business trip to Columbus.
The Bellaire and st. ClalrSville Railway
will run Oh new time schedule after to-
morrow. The evening train will leave
and return 81 minutes earlier than hereto
fore.
James NJ. Rees, ESD, has been spending
the past week with his mother at Cleve-
land, Ohio.
Mrs. W. S. Cowen, of Cincinnati, has re-
turned home after visit to friends at this
nlacp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
A NEW WITNESS
MISS POX'S VALUABLE TESTIMONY.
The Combine" Witnesses Of the Prosecution
Knocked Out
A BOMB IN The BOODLERS TRIAE.
Why She Did Not Appear In Behalf Oh
NcQuads.

New YORK, January 29.-The trial ol
ex-Alderman O'Neil, the "boOdler, ; was
continued to-day in the Court of Oyer and
Terminer. A large crowd of eXpectant
spectators filled the room to await start.
ling developments that had been promised.
One of these was in the shape of Miss Lou
Fox, who lived at the residence of Mrs.
Mclaughlin, whose testimony was dscided-
ly interesting. She was one Of the witnesses
for the defense and proved a good one.
Her testimony, as brought out by ONeilrs
counsel, was the most important of any Yet
introduced. She said she had resided at
Mclaughlin residence from October, 1883,
to June, 1884. Her testimony was COM
plete denial of all that Katie Metz and eX-
Alderman Waite said as to the meeting OF
the combine at McLaughlin's house.
She said that they had never met there, be-
cause she had waited on the family cOntinu-
ously and without interruption. She was
asked how it was that she opened the door,
and replied: Mrs. Mclaughlin asked me
to, as the servant WAS too stupid"
The witness further said: THE girl only
remained two weeks after | came.
Odd you know Mr.. Mclaughlin was
an Alderman?
A.-Yes, of course did.
In reply to the question rs to whether
she had seen Mr. Waite at the house she
said that she had not.
Q.-Then, if he stated that he attended
meetings of the Aldermen at the house, he
lied?
A.-Indeed he did.
Similar questions were asked rs to other
witnesses and the lady made the same re-
ply. She stated there were meetings OF
the Tammany General Committee at the
house.
Q.-Why did you not testify Oh hsAe-
Quade trial?
The witness did not answer.
On crOSS.examination by Colonel Eel
lows, the latter said: "You knew that
McQuade was being tried. Why did you
allow him to be tried, convicted and i'm
pris0ned without communicating this in
t0rmatiOn?"
This was objected to by counsel for the
defense, but the Court allowed it.
~ would have testified" the witness
answered, ''if had been sent for; but no
one came for me-" She stated in explana-
tion, that she had cOnversed with Mrs.
Mclaughlin about the McQuade trial, hut
did not think what she knew was of any
Importance.
The witness answered readily the several
questions asked her. Mrs. McLauf HIN
was the next witness TO take the stand.
She is the widow of the late eX.Alderman
Mclaughlin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
IS IT A BLUFF?
CANADA PROMISED IEI.OP-VLR
By the English Gbinet II the Trouble is Not
Settled
BEFORE The PISHIEGSEASOH OPENS.
War Talk Indulgd in BY the Canadian
Cabinet

CHICAGO, Ill, January ga special
to the Times from Ottowa, Ont, says: 1t
is positively stated in official circles here
tonight that the British government have
in accordance with an appeal from the
Dominion Cabinet given Sir John Nc
Donald an assurance that il the
fishery trouble is not settled before the
fishing season opens, they will despatch
several Of their men-oi-war 10 cooperate
with the Dominion cruisers in enforcing
the fishery regulations This is the impor-
tant communication 10 which reference WAS
made a few days ago that Sir Charles
Upper Was hearing from British Govern
ment and which he laid before the Cabinet
on Wednesday last on his return from Eng
land. A similar course was pursued by
the British Government in $50 before the
treaty Of Washington WAS signed. Sir
John Mcdonald declines 10 confirm or deny
the report.
AMERICAN VESSELS WILL HE MORE RIO
IDLY EXCLUDED
from our waters during next season than
in the past. 4 Cabinet Minister speaking
on the subject expressed himself ~ fol-
lows:
IL have come Ia the conclusion that
American legislators, having gone 10 far,
will never yield their consent 10 the ap-
pointmcnt Of Commission. Gloucester
fishermen will not venture into our waters
again in force, and next April
will witness the first startling falling OF Of
their trade. Two years hence splendid
Yankee fishing fleet will bc u thing of the
past Let them resort tn retaliation if they
will and the result will be that the same
will work both ways Portland
now II winter port of Canada will decline,
" hlc Halifax under the new order oi
things will flourish. Civil war between
the Eastern and Western States would
follow the adoption of the rctaliatOry bill"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
At CHARLESTON.
VOTE RESULTS SAME As YESTERDAY.
President Prices Ruling Causing Considerable
Comment
The SAYINGS BANK BILL PASSED.
Prohibition Passed to a Second Reading
POStpOnsment Defeated.

Special Ttlsgram 10 the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, VIVA, January 29.-The
vote to-day resulted as follows: Whole
number of votes cast in joint assembly 81,
necessary 10 choice A. johnson n.
Camden received 81; Waitman T. Wiley,
81; Samuel C. Burdette, s; John BrannOn,
3, Lewis S. Newman, L; II. C. Simms, l.;
Okey johnson, 4; A. F. Raymond, 2; Z.
w. Wilson, l. Senators Brown and Nor
rison and Delegates McClung and Me
Combs were absent. The result Of
to.dav's vote indicates nothing
wne in the contest. The
ruling of President Price that majority
OF each House constituted a quorum OF the
assembly and that a majority of aquorum
is sufficient TO elect, has caused considera-
BILE discussion and argument to-day. Tel
egrams have been sent to Washington for
advice and precedents, and returns are
anxiouSly looked for.
SAVINGS BANKS BILLS PASSED.
Senator Scott's bill for the incorporation
of savings banks passed the Senate to-day,
as did also President Prices bill granting
additional powers to Henry G. Davis rail-
road.
The prohibition question was again be-
fore the Senate to-day, and passed a see
ond reading. The proposition to fix the
time to 1890 at which the amendment
Shall 20 into effect was defeated.
The Republicans were again in caucus
tonight on the Senatorial fight, but are as
usual very quiet about their deliberations.
| learn that the anti-caucus men have
not agreed on any one, but have resolved
TO scatter the vote.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
Items OF News From Acknowledgement
Happenings

Items of News From Acknowledgement
Happenings.
Special TIsorum 10 TIE Sunday RegLSeT
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o, January "
Miss Mary O. Singer and Mrs. Martha
Sprouts, of BenwOOd, visited in this place
and vicinity during the past week.
Common Pleas Court will convene next
Tuesday week.
Miss hyde Patterson has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. c. Z. Hughes,
Wheeling.
The house in which Mrs. Rachael Rice,
formerly of this place, now Of Iowa.,
lived in was completely destroyed by fire
few days ago Most Of her household
goods were saved.
A number of young folks were hand
somely entertained by Mrs. Gress Hughes,
on Friday evening.
George Brown, Sr., has been elected
President Of the First National Bank, this
place, vice David Brown, deceased.
The st. Clairsyille Council will meet in
regular monthly session Monday night
week.
W. S. Hobbs, ex-Recorder, with his ex-
eellent family, will remove to GAINESVILLE
! on Tuesday, and they will carry with
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
BRIDGEPORT.

The Bridge Company ought to make the
c., l.. x w. Railroad Company lower the
west approach of the bridge as a condition
railroad. For years, up this heavy grade,
all wagons have been pulled, while driv-
ers have sworn and cruelty lashcd poor
horses The village of Bridgeport should
compel the Bridge Company to reduce this
grade and prevent cruelty TO animals, If 1t
can he done in no other way. Where is
the Humane Society? II should look at
once after this matter. The Bridge Com
pany for thirty years have conducted the
affairs of their company as though the
people had no rights on earth, but that all
things were made for it. Will they he
permitted to impose upon the rights Of
90, O0O people in this shameless manner for
the next thirty years. If the peo-
ple permit this, they deserve 10 he
the slaves of such monopoly.
Prosecuting Attorney Mitchell, Of
st. Clairsville, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs Will Griffin leaves in few days
for indianapolis Ind, to visit relatives
and friends.
Tom c. Judkins has returned from a
visit friends in GAINESVILLE.
A petition rather extensively signed will
bc presented 10 Council Tuesday night,
asking that DOW law prohibition bc sub
mitted to the people,
On Wednesday lvanhOe division and
Ceur de Lion division, uniformed rank *.
of F., will he present ut the institution Of
Bridgeport division. In the afternoon 4
parade will he INDUCED in by the three di-
visions.
Pig race in West Wheeling.
Social matters are unusually dull in
Bridgeport; we haven't heard of an even
ing party or social event of any kind
since the cOlored wedding in Justice How
ellis office
Mr.. A. J.. Witherald, Of MassillOn, was
in the city Yesterday.
Marshal Joe McC0nnaughby has pur-
chased a half interest in John Rauschen-
burg's saloon, and will resign his public
position February lst.
Miss ROemer, Of Wheeling, is the guest
OF Miss Mamie Duncan.
Mr.. John Patterson, Jr., OF the stone
house oat the pike, is confined TO his bed
by an attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Clara Peters, of Belpre, O., who
has for some time past been the guest OF
Mrs. George O'Kelly, Of Kirkwood, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Miss Dora, daughter Of Mr.. John Huth,
is seriously i'll.
II. f. Wells won the special premium
offered by the REGISTER at the recent
poultry show.
Ross Gray. Esq, Of Iowa, formerly Of
Bridgeport, has been spending the last
week with friends hereabouts.
John Hit, young man employed "a a
miner in the Wheeling Creek mines, met
with a strange and serious accident while
at work in the mines. He was standing
erect when piece Of stone fell, and not
touching any other part of the body,
struck his right foot on the middle OF the
instep, amputating it perfectly, not mash-
iIg either the fDot or toes. DIR. Wagner
dressed the injured member.
A horse belonging TO Smith K Son ran
off from KirkwoOd and went 10 its quar-
ters. No damage.
Capt Crawford is preparing for spring
hunting expedition in the West Virginia
mountains
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
These are Solid Yacts.

The best blood pnriGer aud system reg
ulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit
ters. Inactivity OF the Liver, Billousness,
Jaundice, Constipation. Weak Kidneys, or
any disease of The urinary organs, or who
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulant, will always. find Electric Bit
ters the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly, every bottle
guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
Logan * Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30

WASHINGTON. d. c., January %
Secretary Manning's attention was to-day
called 10 the published statements that he
"r Mr.. Jordan expect shortly to resign
from the Treasury, 10 become the head ot
a new hank in New York. The
Secretary said that he had
not been offered the presidency
4!any such bank Mr. MIuning'S remarks
Indicated that he did not wish to appear as
.NpJe,, lag in advance an opinion upon
u contingency which had not
arisen Tho fact that several
ot Mr Manniug's friends are among
the organizers Of the proposed new bank,
and thtt a large number OF the heavy sub
Scuptions Tor stock have been made con-
tlu.rut un Mr.. MInning's becoming Pres
idrut ot il, 1t gives color TO the rumOrS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30
MIrarulnIts Rsrape,

W. w. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes; Zone Of my customers, Mrs.
Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county,
Ind, WAS a long sufferer from Consumption
and was given up 10 die 10y her physicians.
She heard Of DIR. Kings New discovery
for Consumption aud began buying it OF
me. In six months time she walked 10
this city, distance ofsix miles, and now
so much improved she has quit using IL.
She feels she owes her life 10 it," Free
Trial Bottles ut Logan x Cas- Drug
Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-30

HAVING in our official capacity as men,
bers Of the plymouth Hospital Committee
been asked to test and prove the effective
Dess Of many different articles 10 be used
as disinfectants 10 sick rooms and a. pre-
yentiyes Of infectious feyers, report that
Darby's Propbylactic Fluid has been thor
oughly tested during the recent Typhoid
epidemic in this place. II proved most
efieacioEs in staying the spread Of the
fever.
r. II. AEMsTRoso, s. N. DAVENPORT.
j. A. OPP, q. N. LANCE,
THos- KERR, JAMES LEE, JR.